By ET Bureau - September 04, 2020 1 Mins Read
The Justice Department of the United States has been piloting an antitrust investigation for Google. The agency is planning to bring a lawsuit against the tech giant in the coming weeks. Reportedly, the probe is majorly focused on its search and advertising policies – there are allegations that Google interrupts the antitrust law by favoring its own companies.
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Jeff Rosen, the Deputy Attorney General, had earlier indicated that the Justice Department was ultimately proceeding on a probe for Google as well as other bigger tech companies. On the Google probe, Attorney General William Barr has said that he has been “hoping to make a decision by the end of the summer.”
Source: Reuters
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